Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors Wiki

Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors

Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors is a turn-based deckbuilding roguelite from poncle, the studio behind Vampire Survivors. Instead of dodging an endless swarm in real time, the player assembles a book of cards from the series arsenal and crawls through dungeon floors one hand at a time. Every card is drawn from the Vampire Survivors weapon and passive pool, so the Whip, Magic Wand, King Bible, Pentagram and their evolutions return here as playable cards with the same roles they had in the bullet heaven original. Runs are short and repeatable, gold won in encounters goes straight back into the deck, and the wildcard system named in the subtitle is the twist on the deckbuilder formula, letting special cards bend the normal rules of a hand. It launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch and PC on April 21, 2026.

• Deckbuilding Runs - each run is built from a book of cards instead of a fixed loadout, and the deck belongs to that run only, so every descent starts from a fresh set of choices.
• Turn-Based Crawling - encounters resolve in turns rather than in real time, which turns the Vampire Survivors arsenal from a dodge-and-survive toolkit into a hand of cards where order and timing decide the fight.
• Weapon Cards - the series arsenal returns card by card, and each weapon keeps its original role: the Whip sweeps horizontally and pierces, the King Bible orbits, the Pentagram clears the screen, the Garlic holds enemies off.
• Evolution Cards - pairing a weapon card with the passive card that partners it in Vampire Survivors produces the evolved weapon, so the Whip plus Hollow Heart still becomes the Bloody Tear and the King Bible plus Spellbinder still becomes the Unholy Vespers.
• Wildcards - the mechanic named in the game subtitle, a class of special cards that break the normal rules of a hand and let a single draw change the shape of a fight.
• Gold Economy - gold won in encounters is spent on new cards and upgrades, so the strength of a deck tracks how much of the dungeon the player has actually cleared.